The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-04
WEVEGOTTHEM ON THERUN!
NO CIPHERLNG CAN BE DOVE THAT
ELECTS HUNGRY JOYS TICKET

NO CIPHERLNG CAN BE DONE THAT
ELECTS HUNGRY JOYS TICKET
You CAME Get AnyssAy tn Bet on Nicoil.
and the Donscrstic state Tickle IL Locked
on as safe Beyond Questton-Nicoll Like
" to be Third In the Haco on Tuesday.
The popular uprising against Hungry Joe
and his pet dude continues to grow in strength.
30 strong Is the belief OF local politicians that
Follows will be triumphantly elected that there
was less discussion yesterday about the Dis
trfct Attorney and more over the candidates
for Senate and Assembly than there had been
since Col. Fellows was nominated. The vote
for Davenport in 1885. before the Labor party
appeared, was only 1884. Roosevelt polled
$4,000 votes less than Davenport on larger
vote II Nicoll Gcts two-thirds Of the Repub-
lican vote he will be doing we'll and whore the
rest Of the votes necessary to elect him will
come from only AFFIDAVIT Joe can figure out
Hill polled ,603 votes in 1885 on smaller
registration than this fall Hewitt polied over
ninety thousand votes last year whom no ran
for Mayor and George had 6s,110. Col. Fellows
will get more Republican votes than Hewitt
got. The club vote that Roosevelt polled, which
Is the base OF Hungry Joes chief claims. was
not much help to Roosevelt and Nicoll does not
belong to as many clubs as Roosevelt did. With
united Democratic support and q third OF the
Republican vote in his favor Col Fellows is in
full as good position as was Mr.. Hewitt.
The reasoning Of Hungry Joe would elect
Post, for 1t takos more than affidavits and
nickel-plated buttons to change one-sixth Of
Hewitt's vote last fall and retain all Of Roose-
volts vote for Nicoll Figures look pretty in az
fdavits. but 1t is easier to swear to tho num-
Dor OF papers that 60 to the junk
shop daily than it is to whip the
all f-kN liza to-
dude ex-Democrat, to induce twenty thousand
Democrats to vote the Republican ticket and
to prevent any fuctuation in the Labor vote.
The Magyar race has produced many magi-
clans, but its present representative OF New
York Is not the kind OF fakir that can alter
facts and change the name on the bal lots that
G snS deea De- a
It viii take over 10000 votes at the least to
al years Of discretion and Intelligence in tho
city Of New York who are willing to prostitute
their ballots 70 further an advertising scheme
Even among the club houses where the po!it-
Ga bunGo % =. hHped to nd m1s OF his
IL the Seventh. Eleventh, and Twenty rst
avenue, than there are dudes. and when it
comes to clear drawn battle a., between
t ms sors sh Work vGfk viii hnS s. ss Sa
they do not mako so much fuss or wear so fine
Moons. It is not often this issue presents itself
In politics, but now that 1t has como the men
with only two suits Of clothes are rallying to
show that political success is not based on the
height of mans collar or the size Of the knob
Reports received at the Fellows headuuar-
ters from election district canyassers give him
gains oyer aye, Hewitt in every RepgbloiSn dis,
velt. In tho Twenty first district, whore Roose-
volt lives, the falling 81 will be more marked
Hail eassn William Pa
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ssndSisSss and button wsarsss viii iii address
Az VIZ IN p t il sss ;o seS
tn hs s snd HI sS
tan Police district: II recent years he has
his suit with the State to prove the title
to his % h Nm bsys I that that
to do both. Possibly he viii arrange a pair.
NV Yg.E trade Nso igI The
Committee lot for PouahkesDsie yesterday
Ss 9Gs Sd%s
81 tho Troy district rss Pemo
sss No ass f s snd hsS
81 comns here
every county , II the State for share in the big
Betting last night stayed at odds Of s to 4
that Fellows would win. and to that Nicoll
would be third. On the State 1t is even money.
None Of the most entertaining campaign cir
nsr Mssssm NJ ee'k tels that he was born IN
Seventh street. near Avenue A. For thirteen
pital. In the course Of a busy life he has man
to talk 1usntly in each. He knows Gaelic.
Norwegian. Polish. Bohemian, Portuguese. and
elected on the Tammany ticket, He has
Ths are payin ns up ther bills
preparing to close their headquarters on Sat
urday The Republicans hold another swear
ns fs Rsa
OF his campaign contribution. the leaders will
be pledged again on Monday night not to cut
s Ns Be- IL Tas raa sy to
number Of times they had to take them
Philip Wissg united Democracy candidate
for In th Ss ESst
says he shall be In the race until shutdown on
e' Sinsty % q the most prominent Republican
trict met at the Windsor last night and en-
dorsed the nomination OF Mr.; Walton Storm.
the Democratic oandidate for alderman, This
who was the partner Of Nugsnt in the pie con-
tract at Castle Garden. Is simply repetition
OF the Republican bolt OF Sayler two years ago.
whom tho Democratic nominee, Earle. was
elected over him.
Paterson VIII Get its Suns Early Again.